New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
THE rIGHT FOR THE JERSEY SENfTE

ALL THE NOMINATIONS MADE-sEwELL AGAIN IN
THE FIEiD-MR PHELrs'S POPULARITY.
TRENTON, Oct 30.-Thc nominations ia Essex County
yesterday complete the senatorial ticket in New-Jersey
There Is every probability that the Republicans will
carry the Legislature and thus elect Republican success
sors present State Treasurer and Controller Nor
DO the Democrats manifest special anxtey TO carry
the Assembly this year. II they could They do mean 70
elect Senator they possibly can however snp
their willingness TO sacrifice any other candidate to gam
Senator has bsen apparent from the beginning oil Inc
campaign.
Ex-senator seweil in q recent interview denies that
he has attempted 70 keep other candidates out OF The
Senatorial held There is probably as much interest in
this statement as IN any other lately made as IL ihu
Gates that nr sowe is himself actively in the contest
once more which some have denied believing that ne
would oppose Mr.. Phelps The latter has made
number of addresses in all sections of the state during
the last three weeks and has been received with un'
bounded enthusiasm. There has been some quiet chuck
ling occurrences the Somerset County fair not
long ago TIE Democrats hal arranged TO give prece
dence Senator Mcpherson Some the Republicans ala
not like it, for they had invited Mr. Phelps The latter
however insisted upon yielding TO the vanity of Mr. Nc
Pherson. but when the time for speaking came ana ht
Phelps called out he made the most Of MS opport
nifty With subtle art and delicate satire he kepttne PEG
pie en,Ianced and while avoiding actual politics in his
managed to make the listeners appreciate the
hearing OF great Republican principles all tac ps'-
ter ON account OF the allusion being yelled
The nomination OF A F. r. Martin for Senator by the
Republicans Essex a recognition OF tina services OF
the introducer Of tho Marun Adjustment act under
which the past due OF Jersey City, Newark anu
Elizabeth are being collected
The upward movement of real estate is confined 10 no
one locality n the state Philadelphia capital Is devel
opins south Jersey and NewYOrk capital seeks invest
mo the northern part OF the state scores OF snaN
The lines OF the railroads are being bult mp
For the three thousand NAN. Ihe success Whlcn
attended, almost every attempt al ESTABLISHING small
colonies OF this Kind has been most encouraging
The platform ot the Essex County Republicans on the
LIQUOR sunday questions is a notable expression
The dc made laws that Will prevent drunk II
ness that will give cities and lawns revenue IIoe
licenses which will ODpensaie for the loss nv tie rht
change the SUNDAY Ia asked which. whlie pre-
serving the day d day of req. will make the laws
sonGsr,n % the sentiments Of the majority.
Comp Amt ode adUlisr@tlon or Iard' ana ihe
State artbnrities are having samples aniilIsh
Cotton OF unknown origin are SOLD Tor
lard at aud IL cents -
TIE rayncut 10 the municipalities nv tho state on &C
count railroad received nearly comp"tei
The ameuns no. large, excepting in Inc case oil
Jersey CIV.
Mr. Henry {. Little will again address senator Me-
Phrrson This week and give the forgetfu >enler inr
thcr reminders OF HIS pat action. lhe NerNct o tVe
NcPh"rSou l. praCiicaly IMAM nous am no
iherality in contributions Viii suffice 10 IA SNhA''
him II has hren CurouS 10 see how cheerful ne n.s
been alb iu.Oned BY many VINO previously felt Oplseu 10
support Him